Choices for Cancer Patients
(±2004) When and how much Wobenzym should cancer patients take? What is your opinion about Genistein (ovarian cancer), MGN-3, RM-10, IV Glutathione and Iscador by cancer patients? I would greatly appreciate your answer.
Until we get WOBE Mucos, which only requires 6-8 pills daily, the dose of Wobenzym is 10 tid preferably at least 1 hour away from meals. The evidence is overwhelming that every cancer patient benefits with an average of 30% increase in lifespan if they add this to whatever else they are doing. Now that we have Endokinase (Nattokinase 1000 F.U. per cap) and we know that all cancers involve significant hypercoagulability, I would add 2 bid of this product also.
I think the evidence for Genistein benefit to risk ratio is pretty clear but I prefer to check my patients also with EAV (VOLL testing) so I know that for THIS patient this is the correct product! I know that everyone likes IV Glutathione but I question how often can we give it? In other words, certainly when we are doing IV’s and when money is NOT a problem, we should do IV glutathione but let’s also remember everything that helps the body make its own. For example, extra SELENIUM ORALLY is VITAL in all cancer patients, and the dose is much higher than 99% of doctors have ANY knowledge of (up to 8000 mcg a day, sometimes for up to a month or more IF monitored appropriately with plasma or blood selenium levels).
Then NAC (N-acetyl-Cysteine) is proven more effective than IV glutathione for acute liver toxicity as from carbon tetrachloride exposure, so IF we do IV Glutathione, let’s remember that Mercury and heavy metals are what seriously inhibits its endogenous production. So let’s be sure we are doing the heavy metal detox BOTH with Essential Daily Defense and DMSA, with extra selenium of a unique form Selenocysteine, as found in Heavy Detox.
I look at RM-10 and it is great. Being a patient advocate, I then look at the broader immune benefits from IMMUNI-T 2 and 3 as well as dosages and effectiveness and wind up 99% of the time choosing to use ADEQUATE doses of these incredible products! For example, 3 bid of each for 1-3 months until we see benefits in observable parameters and then reduce slowly.
That same comment applies more strongly to MGN-3. There is not enough power in the dosages in that product that anyone can afford to take. And, if they took a huge dose, they are still being cheated because all research shows that the broader the base of immune support products, the better. In other words, although GREAT things like Maitake D, as good as it is, we know that mushroom products for immune support work better when we use a broad selection, as found in BOTH the IMMUNI-T 2 and 3 products.
Iscador is the Cadillac of Mistletoe products and this is a great product however it is used, but again, since no one can take everything, I am guided by EAV testing. If Iscador gave a strong positive reading on EAV testing I will add it to the patient’s program. I would never bet my patient’s life on taking JUST one thing. As good as many of the 15+ immune modulators found in each of the IMMUNI-T products are, I KNOW that broad spectrum immune support is more effective and choose to take that approach.
I hope this helps but try to remember, I have spent over $1 million in attending conferences and am happy to provide second opinions for your patients at 1/2 price IF you are on the phone during their consultation. There are MANY considerations in my cancer management programs from Hyperthermia and oxidative approaches to body-mind approaches that I feel should be discussed with them. We can provide HOPE but NO guarantees.
However, today there are so many choices that patients might have high anxiety that they SHOULD have looked into some other things. I HAVE looked into almost everything out there in many countries. There clearly are NO magic bullets, yet there are MANY useful approaches of which patients should be made aware.
Sincerely,
Garry F. Gordon, MD,DO,MD(H)
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